Question 1

What technologies does Horizon use for software development?

Accepted Answer

Horizon works with a comprehensive tech stack including React, Next.js, Angular, Vue.js, Svelte for frontend; Node.js, Python, Django, Golang for backend; React Native for mobile; PyTorch and TensorFlow for AI/ML; and AWS, GCP, Azure for cloud infrastructure. We select the best technology for each project based on requirements.

Question 2

Where is Horizon located?

Accepted Answer

Horizon is headquartered in the Dubai metropolitan area (Sharjah Media City, UAE) with a European sales and support office in Warsaw, Poland. We serve clients globally across the UAE, Europe, North America, and Asia.

Question 3

What types of projects does Horizon develop?

Accepted Answer

We develop custom web applications, mobile apps (iOS & Android), AI-powered solutions, SaaS platforms, e-commerce stores, enterprise software, CMS systems, APIs, and cloud infrastructure. From MVP prototypes for startups to large-scale enterprise systems.

Question 4

How much does custom software development cost at Horizon?

Accepted Answer

Project costs vary based on scope and complexity. We offer flexible engagement models: fixed-price projects starting from $5,000, time & materials for ongoing development, and dedicated team arrangements. Contact us for a free consultation and estimate.

Question 5

What languages does the Horizon team speak?

Accepted Answer

Our multilingual team communicates fluently in English, Arabic, Polish, German, and Hindi. This enables us to serve clients across the Middle East, Europe, and Asia with native-level communication.

Question 6

How does a typical engagement with Horizon begin?

Accepted Answer

We usually start with a discovery call to clarify goals, constraints, and success criteria. From there we may propose a short technical spike or architecture review, followed by a phased roadmap—so you see working software early and can adjust scope before large commitments.

Question 7

How long does it take to build custom software?

Accepted Answer

Timelines depend on scope: a focused MVP might ship in weeks, while enterprise platforms can span several months or evolve continuously. We break work into milestones with clear deliverables and keep you informed so expectations stay aligned with reality.

Question 8

Do you offer support and maintenance after launch?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We provide post-launch monitoring, bug fixes, security updates, performance tuning, and feature iterations under retainer or on-demand agreements. Many clients treat us as an extension of their product team after go-live.

Question 9

Who owns the code and intellectual property?

Accepted Answer

Under our standard agreements, you own the deliverables and IP for work you have paid for, subject to contract terms. Third-party licenses (open-source libraries, SaaS APIs, etc.) remain under their respective licenses—we document those clearly in the handover.

Question 10

Can Horizon work with our existing codebase or in-house team?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely. We regularly join mid-flight products, audit legacy systems, and pair with internal engineers through shared repos, code reviews, and agreed workflows. We adapt to your tools—whether GitHub, GitLab, Jira, or your own SDLC.

Engineering logs - Notes from how we design, build, and ship software.

Best Practices for Rust Development in China's Tech Ecosystem

Implementing FastAPI for Legacy System Integrations in Japan

Comparing OpenAI and Hugging Face for Arabic LLM Deployment

Comparing Cloud Architectures for Remote-First Teams

Building Scalable APIs with Django and FastAPI in China

Optimizing Kubernetes Deployments for Dubai's Startup Environment

Comparing Rust with Go for Scalable Backend Systems

PostgreSQL Setup for Multi-Tenant SMEs in Sharjah

Embracing Microservices: A Necessity for UAE Startups in 2026

Designing Robust REST APIs for Japanese Enterprises

TypeScript vs. JavaScript: Choosing the Right Tool for Dubai Startups

Python's Role in Japan's Legacy System Modernization

Building Scalable WeChat Mini Programs with Rust

Choosing Next.js for Scalable Client Portals in Dubai

Best Practices for Cloud Architecture in 2026

Best Practices for Django and FastAPI in 2026

Implementing Strapi CMS for WeChat Mini Programs in China

Comparing Vue.js and Nuxt for Japanese Market Applications

Optimizing Next.js Image Loading for Dubai's Network Conditions

Architectural Decision: Django vs FastAPI for a Remote-First Project

Cloud Architecture Best Practices for Dubai's Tech Landscape

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